[ceph-users] guide to multi-homed hosts, for Octopus?

In my experiments with ceph so far, setting up a new cluster goes fairly well... so long as i only use a single network. But when I try to use separate networks, things stop functioning in various ways. (For example, I can " SO I thought I'd ask for pointers to any multi-network setup guide. My goal: * have a 3+ node ceph cluster that each has local SSD storage only. * have an RBD mapped on each node, which will then have a non-cephfs filesystem on it, shared out via NFS * have each node share out NFS on one interface, but communicate to the cluster on a separate interface In the old ways, it was theoretically straightforward, in that you could specify "public" interfaces vs other ones. But in the new cephadm driven world, I havent found the magic that works. For example, in my current iteration, I have successfully added all three hosts, and have 3 "mon"s... but "ceph orch device ls --refresh" only shows the dev from the node I'm running it on. Im still trying to cycle through different bootstrap options. and Im experimenting with overriding naming in /etc/hosts, for things like which IP addresses get mapped to the real hostname, vs which get given "hostname-datainterface" type naming. For example: On the one hand, Im wondering if I need to name ALL IP addresses for a host, with the same hostname. But on the other hand, my sysadmin instincts whisper to me that sounds like a terrible idea. SO, tips from people who have done multi homing under octopus, would be appreciated. Note that my initial proof-of-concept cluster is just 3 physical nodes, so everything needs to live on them. -- Philip Brown| Sr. Linux System Administrator | Medata, Inc. 5 Peters Canyon Rd Suite 250 Irvine CA 92606 Office 714.918.1310| Fax 714.918.1325 pbrown(a)medata.com| www.medata.com